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National Azabu Supermarket
Tel: 03-3442-3181
Hours: 9:00AM - 20:00PM
Train Line: Hibiya
National Den-en Supermarket
(sister store offering more high-end products and Japanese products)
Tel: 03-3721-4161
Hours: 10:00AM - 20:00PM
Train Line: Toyoko
I have also emailed the makers of “White Crow” tomato sauce to see if they have an distributor in Japan, unfortunately they don’t but they did give me an alternative which I am very keen to try. Thank you to Helen from Cerebos
Nisshoku Co Ltd
9-10 Nozaki - Cho
Kita-Ku Osaka 530-0055 Japan
Phone: 816 631 42241
So while not a perfect solution it is certainly more than acceptable and does make the Pies and Sausage Rolls from the Meat Guy taste like they were made at the local bakery in some small Victorian town…which is good enough for me.
Last but not least is the Aussie style Fish and Chips.. I can buy English Style Fish and Chips at “The Hub” ,which is basically a chain of gaijin bars here in Tokyo, but the Fish & Chips are really nothing like what I was used to back in Australia. I have also had a try at making my own but it ended in a spectacular “Taste” failure… this is a work in progress for now…
So with the Meat Guy, National Azabu Supermarket and Nisshoku as shopping options I can ensure my taste buds remain in good shape and even washed down now and then with a $5 USD Stubby of VB…. yes, $5USD….there is nothing cheap about buying imported food in Japan…. if anybody knows where I can get Aussie style Fish and Chips or for that matter “White Crow” tomato sauce here in Japan, you will make a friend for life….
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